Fall Gathering of the Clan - 7 September 2002
Saturday - September 7th, 2002
10am- 12N
National Archives - Upstairs Conference Room
6125 Sand Point Way NE
Topic: HistoryLink.org
Guest Speaker: Walt Crowley, founder and Director of www.HistoryLink.org
Dave Wilma, Deputy Director and accomplished family historian
Please RSVP to Luci Baker at ljbaker2@earthlink.net so we can make sure to have enough room for all who want to attend.
Walt Crowley is the founder and director of www.HistoryLink.org, the award winning online encyclopedia of Seattle and King County history. He has written more than a dozen books on Seattle, including the new Seattle & King County Timeline (HistoryLink, 2001), the National Trust Guide: Seattle (Preservation Press/Wiley, 1998), Rites of Passage, A Memoir of the Sixties in Seattle (UW Press, 1995) and histories of Group Health, Seattle University, Metro Transit, the Rainier Club, and the Blue Moon Tavern.
Since 1967, he has served variously as a writer and illustrator for the Seattle "underground" newspaper Helix, a city policy planner and administrator under Mayor Wes Uhlman, a staff writer for the Seattle Weekly, president of Allied Arts, member of the Washington State and Seattle historic preservation boards, TV news commentator and newspaper columnist, and as a communications consultant to numerous public institutions and private clients. In short, he knows "where the bodies are buried."
10am- 12N
National Archives - Upstairs Conference Room
6125 Sand Point Way NE
Topic: HistoryLink.org
Guest Speaker: Walt Crowley, founder and Director of www.HistoryLink.org
Dave Wilma, Deputy Director and accomplished family historian
Please RSVP to Luci Baker at ljbaker2@earthlink.net so we can make sure to have enough room for all who want to attend.
Walt Crowley is the founder and director of www.HistoryLink.org, the award winning online encyclopedia of Seattle and King County history. He has written more than a dozen books on Seattle, including the new Seattle & King County Timeline (HistoryLink, 2001), the National Trust Guide: Seattle (Preservation Press/Wiley, 1998), Rites of Passage, A Memoir of the Sixties in Seattle (UW Press, 1995) and histories of Group Health, Seattle University, Metro Transit, the Rainier Club, and the Blue Moon Tavern.
Since 1967, he has served variously as a writer and illustrator for the Seattle "underground" newspaper Helix, a city policy planner and administrator under Mayor Wes Uhlman, a staff writer for the Seattle Weekly, president of Allied Arts, member of the Washington State and Seattle historic preservation boards, TV news commentator and newspaper columnist, and as a communications consultant to numerous public institutions and private clients. In short, he knows "where the bodies are buried."
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